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GOD'S FORGIVENESS IS INSTANT, COMPLETE, PERMANENT

One of our church members had an issue with a family member. That family member had been so unkind and hurtful for so long, that it seemed things would never change. Our member prayed to God for help. Another family member spoke to the hurtful relative. Soon, a phone call was made. Our member wept as he heard on the other end of the line, "I have hurt you and I want to ask for your forgiveness." I tell you, our member did not make them wait. Nor was the matter held over the caller's head. No, a thousand times no! The forgiveness was instant and complete and the relationship was restored. My dear brother or sister, you will find it that way with God.

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